Sentences with phrase «conservative election strategy»

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Unlike his first speech on Monday that was dedicated to his government program, Tsipras dedicated a good part of his second speech to launch a scathing attack on the conservative opposition, which he accused of having buried the consensus strategy that it proclaimed during the election campaign.

This is due, in large part, to public opinion polls and the resulting election strategies of the two political parties in particular — the Conservatives and the Liberals.

the R's actually think they lost the election because they weren't conservative enough... their strategy is to find more morons

A key plank of Cameron and the Conservatives» 2010 election strategy — wait, please, come back!

So far his strategy has been to avoid taking a firm and coherent position on whether Britain should be In or Out by abdicating responsibility to the public in a future referendum, in what has become the central plank of the Conservative's European election campaign.

This explains the Conservative general election strategy.

The report praises the Tories» fundraising strategy, saying the party received more money than it could spend and is well placed if another election is called and says one of David Cameron's greatest legacies will be a new generation of Conservative MPs, but it also says he will have difficult relations with his party.

In terms of the strategy behind calling the election it seems likely that the Conservative leadership has two main motivations.

Monday, June 08, 2009 in CCHQ, Conservative strategy, Europe, Local government and local elections, Wales Permalink Comments (32)

The narrowness of the Conservative strategy has the potential to make this a pretty nihilistic election.

Given that he is a public figure — not only a peer of the realm but also the deputy chairman of the Conservatives, the party's biggest single donor and one of the architects of its general election strategy — that right must surely be somewhat circumscribed.

He is said to be planning to approach Jim Messina, the 2012 campaign manager for Barack Obama who was hired by the Conservatives to advise on their 2015 general election strategy.

Friday, January 14, 2011 in By - elections, Conservative strategy, LibDem - Tory relations, Liberal Democrats, The Coalition Permalink

However, David Davis, a former Conservative Europe minister, said Cameron still faces major challenges in Europe over his negotiating strategy if he wins the election and wants to deliver reforms before arguing to stay in at a referendum in 2017.

Relieved Liberal Democrats have claimed a narrow victory in the Eastleigh byelection, fending off a surge by Ukip that forced the Conservatives into third place — putting huge pressure on David Cameron to show he has a strategy to win the 2015 election.

But it had already evaporated in 2010 (when the Conservatives mounted a far more effective target seat strategy than in previous elections).

Organizing for America's Jim Messina will be working as a campaign strategy advisor for the 2015 general election campaign of British Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative Party, BBC News reported today.

The Conservatives hope to win an overall majority at the general election next May by adopting a two - pronged strategy.

Thursday, December 30, 2010 in By - elections, Conservative strategy, LibDem - Tory relations, Liberal Democrats Permalink Comments (41)

Even Harold Wilson didn't always succeed in early elections - the 1970 General Election which the Conservatives won unexpectedly and the October 1974 General Election despite Edward Heath being still Conservative leader only had limited success - in fact the only time that such a strategy of holding an early election has worked since 1945 for a government has been for Harold Wilson while Edward Heath was Conservative leader, because it worked people assume that somehow Harold Wilson was some kind of elections genius when in fact he might just have been lucky that he wasn't faced by someone more elElection which the Conservatives won unexpectedly and the October 1974 General Election despite Edward Heath being still Conservative leader only had limited success - in fact the only time that such a strategy of holding an early election has worked since 1945 for a government has been for Harold Wilson while Edward Heath was Conservative leader, because it worked people assume that somehow Harold Wilson was some kind of elections genius when in fact he might just have been lucky that he wasn't faced by someone more elElection despite Edward Heath being still Conservative leader only had limited success - in fact the only time that such a strategy of holding an early election has worked since 1945 for a government has been for Harold Wilson while Edward Heath was Conservative leader, because it worked people assume that somehow Harold Wilson was some kind of elections genius when in fact he might just have been lucky that he wasn't faced by someone more elelection has worked since 1945 for a government has been for Harold Wilson while Edward Heath was Conservative leader, because it worked people assume that somehow Harold Wilson was some kind of elections genius when in fact he might just have been lucky that he wasn't faced by someone more electable.

Perhaps unsurprisingly given the paucity of success stories, rather than concentrating upon their record in power, the chief emphasis of Labour's misguided strategy has been to scare voters with the prospect of the elections returning a Conservative led coalition government.

The justice secretary said that it was the fact that Lord Ashcroft was right at the heart of the Conservative party's overall election strategy.

The Scottish Conservative leader — emboldened by her historic election gains — had earlier called on colleagues to «look again» at their Brexit strategy.

I think they decided to pursue a primarily inside - the - Beltway legislative strategy and got burned — especially after the bill failed in the Senate and the conservative right began demonizing the policy and transformed it into a campaign weapon in the fall 2010 Congressional elections.